16 JULY 1898, page 3

On Saturday Last Lord Rosebery Unveiled A Memorial To Edmund

Burke which has been placed in the church of St. Mary and All Saints, Beaconsfield. At the necessary luncheon, held at Hall Barn (Sir Edward Lawson's house) Lord Rosebery, after......

On Tuesday Mr. Balfour Made His Promised Statement As To

the course of business during the remainder of the Session. Supply was not as forward as it ought to be owing to the long -discussions which had taken place on foreign affairs......

The Radicals Have Been Disappointed In Their Hope Of...

Gravesend. The contest ended on Thursday in a vote of 1,955 for Mr. W. Runciman, and 2 372 for Mr. J. H. D. Ryder, showing a majority of 417 for the Con- servative. This ie a......

England Is Not Often Betrayed, But A Remarkable Trial This

week at Devonport shows that foreign Powers include her in their schemes for obtaining information by treachery. William Matthews, a signalman on board the Ganges,' surrendered......

Sir John Garet Was Discussed In The House Of Lords

on Tuesday, the Archbishop of Canterbury wanting to know why he had said that the religious instruction in Board- schools was better than in voluntary schools. In making that......

Mr. Doughty, The Liberal Member For Grimsby, Has Shown His

good sense as well as his pluck by writing a letter to his constituents abandoning Home-rule and declaring his inten- tion in future of strengthening the Liberal Unionists,......

It Is With The Greatest Possible Satisfaction That We Record

the result of the Imperial Conference on Postal Rates. It was announced on Wednesday that arrangements had been made for an Imperial penny postage between Canada, New-......

'bank Rate, 22 Per Cent.

New Consols (2,1) were on Friday, Mt •......